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An example of a wave that can be transmitted through a vacuum is A. light b.sound c. both sound and light d neither sound or light

An example of a wave that can be transmitted through a vacuum is A. light b.sound c. both sound and light d neither sound or light
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An example of a wave that can be transmitted through a vacuum is

A. light
b.sound
c. both sound and light
d neither sound or light

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User WawaBrother
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Answer:

its light so a.light

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Anael
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Electromagnetic waves can propagate (move) through vacuum.
Light is an electromagnetic wave.
Sound isn't.
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User Mohammad Najar
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